The Marie Newton Sepia Memorial Scholarship was established in 1983 as a part of Pilot International to provide financial aid to a qualified graduate or doctorate student preparing for or currently working in careers related to brain safety and health or caring for families in times of need. Applicants must have career goals which will teach, encourage, and rehabilitate children with disabilities, specifically dealing with brain-related disorders/disabilities of children. Applicants must submit a resume or CV. A list of extracurricular and/or community activities must be submitted, if the information is not on the resume or CV. Applicants must submit two letters of recommendation dated within the last 12 months from teachers, professors, faculty advisors or employers. It is optional but applicants may also submit their prior high school and/or undergraduate transcripts, if applicable. Please visit the scholarship's website or contact Pilot International for more information.